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Luke Carl
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What is your Plumber system?

Luke Carl
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Recently had a kitchen faucet needed to be replaced. Got sick of waiting on my handyman so I called a couple of pro plumber joints. One of them was awesome. Used them on another job that they got done in a few hours and were reasonable. I sent them to look at this kitchen faucet they wanted $675 to replace it. That seemed ridiculous to me so I called handyman back and he did it for $400, which I still thought was high but hell I'm not going to run to home depot and do it myself I don't have the time. 

Is it worth it to pay extra to get the job done quickly and correctly or is it better to be at the mercy of the cheap dude? 

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George W.
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Alot of people that pay less for plumbing work end up paying twice in the long run. 

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